15th (Service) Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles. 1918
Vignacourt (France)
French couple, Louis and Antoinette Thuillier took many portraits of British troops that were then left in the “attic of a French farmhouse in the village of Vignacourt. They were found in 2011 by a team of researchers led by Australian journalist Ross Coulthart, who has since collected the images together in a book called The Lost Tommies. “
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Saint-Just Commits Tax Fraud: The Real Universal First Step to Becoming a Politician
This title is not clickbait, and it's all in good fun I promise lol. I don't know how this slipped past my several readings of Vinot's biography, but as I prepare for my thesis, I have discovered an interesting detail about Saint-Just pre-Convention that I missed before.
Here's the funny part- according to Vinot, no one in this rural town in the Aisne department would have paid anywhere close to 100 livres in taxes except for the town's miller and possibly the market dues collector. Here's the even funnier part, Thuillier originally listed his friend to have paid double this already obscene amount, but lowered it.
I agree with Vinot that this interesting bit of information might be where some of the idea that Saint-Just was secretly a rich noble and other similar interpretations got its basis.
See Vinot's book Saint-Just, p. 134-5 for more clarification!